Indian Bingo Game

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This simple Dice Bingo Game is easy to make and fun to play with one or more players. It is simple enough for young children age 4 up to adults! There is no caller and everyone plays. Dice Bingo is even played as a solitary game and makes a great travel game, too!

There are two dice made of small wooden blocks purchased at a craft store. On one of the wooden blocks, write the letters B,I,N,G,O and FREE! On the other one write 1,2,3,4,5, and FREE!

Dice Bingo Game sheets have 5 columns with B,I,N,G,O written above each column across the top and 5 rows horizontally numbered 1,2,3,4, and 5.

The first player rolls the dice and marks their sheet accordingly. For instance, if the player rolls the dice and gets a “B & 5”. They put an X on the B,5 spot. If the roll was “FREE & 5″, the player would mark any spot of their choice on row 5. If it is ” Free & B”, they would mark any spot on the B column. If it is ” Free & Free”, the player can mark any spot they choose anywhere on their Bingo sheet.

Each player rolls and marks their card. Then the dice are handed to the next player for their turn. Only the player that rolls the dice, marks their card. The other players wait for their turn. If the square is already marked, play moves to the next player.

The Tools for Teachers website has a free printable program where you can type in the letters and numbers for each die and print out dice on cardstock to glue together. Go here…..

Variations for winning the Dice Bingo Game and sample score sheets are here…

For a one player game, count the number of rolls to make a BINGO! Next game see if you can beat your score!

I like to keep this game in a ziplock bag with some score sheets and Bingo Dice. Easy to take along in your purse or car! Pull it out and play anytime!

Easy game, don’t you think?

Have fun and Enjoy!

Phyllis (Oma)

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